The phrase "continuing holiday" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a holiday or vacation that is ongoing or ongoingly enjoyed. Example sentence: "I took three weeks off work for a much needed vacation, but my boss called me in to work on a project during my continuing holiday."
It's time to recover and start strength training for the continuing holiday marathon.
In addition to the continuing Holiday Train Show, the garden is presenting its annual production of "The Little Engine That Could," created by Ralph Lee, the master puppeteer.
In addition to the continuing Holiday Train Show, the garden is presenting its annual production of "The Little Engine That Could," created by Ralph Lee, the master puppeteer, and closing on Monday.
In addition to the continuing Holiday Train Show, the garden is presenting "All Aboard With Thomas and Friends," a mini-performance featuring Thomas the Tank Engine and Driver Sam, characters of storybook and television fame.
Edison continued holiday play Monday at the Best of the West tournament at Ayala High and routed Palmdale, 77-32.
This is the second year for this service, which creates a "virtual queue" according to a Disney spokesperson, so visitors can continue holiday shopping until it's their turn to meet Father Christmas.
Unlike his counterparts in France, Germany and other European capitals, Gordon Brown stayed out of sight, continuing his holiday as Russian tanks roared beyond South Ossetia into Georgia proper.
The Indiana State Museum in Indianapolis is continuing a holiday tradition with lunch in the re-imagined L.S. Ayres Tea Room on the museum's second floor.
The French Foreign Minister has slammed Western leaders such as Barack Obama for continuing their holidays in the midst of the crisis in Iraq, saying that vacations should end immediately because "people are dying".
